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The sound quality is abyssmal. But it sounds AWESOME.... is this not a testament to what a great group this was? Jeff is a rock and roll God!!!

what is the width of the nut on this guitar?

Your "shite" playing is just fine, I'd play with you any day (maybe im a shite player? lol). This guitar is amazing. I had one same except for Schaller heads and Dimarzio PAF/SD humbucker @ neck and bridge respectively. @KennyWillis: Get one, today. The thing I loved most was how narrow the ne...

My fav version of this song is by the Sex pistols. Lol. Great cut :D

Kill the distortion of you're using it. Nice LP by the way :)

Excellent. Someone please get this guy a les pual.

the batcycle was stupid cool and made all too few appeances, imho :) Of course its just there; see "utility belt"

Garbage lol

The production on Love Gun was outstanding. The recording itself is very crisp and raw. Also the engineers highlighted what great voices they all had. The best studio production of the earlier years.

let me tell you all, Black Sabbath were a bigger influence than they even thought. Ozzy? Priceless. But put into perspective of the time it was realeased it was nothing short of brilliant.Same with earlier works. They were a huge influence on me, I know that. Sabbath RULES.

@back2backband1 Yup, a Fender P bass, I had one, they are FAT and beautiful tone.

@Aicxown I'd sacrifice myself to do that. What a loss.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCE

In not so many years, Led Zepellin became a terrible live act. Too many drugs and not enough food. I heard a London performance where they f'd up so bad they had to restart Heartbreaker. Find the Danish TV performance on youtube and watch that. In 1969 they were tight. Note that Bonham is right ...

"September 31st..."

"August."

"huh?"

"august 31st"

"Oh I was off by a month".

PRICELESS

None of them could compose worth a hill of beans, but the musicians in his band were tight.

My favorite tune on this album. "...think I'm lo-ost in space-ace-ace-ace!"

CLASSIC

The angsty ligthing is waaaay cool. One of the best clips I've seen. These guys were top rate showmen, Orr, Ocasek the whole crew.

I got the shivers when Nancy ditched the thumb pick lol. Woo hoo that was so sexy.

Ronnie Wood was a fantastic bass player. He plays bass on Some Girls, I forget which cuts. This album and Truth influenced me profoundly as composer and musician. It was like I rubbed the bottle and the fucking Genie appeared. Just wating for the third wish. The end of this cut still gives m...

@lyonslaforet Agreed. A landmark. From end to end a classic album. "seal it with a kiss" ;)

@modsheff1 FUCK 'EM! :D

This is THE best stooges bit, hands down. The clip is incomplete, the last part is priceless: "...on the islands of Coney and Long"...oh its tooo much. That thing with the pen - "No leak dat?" i cant watch this bit too many times. "You should live so long!".

Fact: You can do this for real. No, lol, not like this of course. You need to 'supercool' water... its on wikipedia how thats done...then if you put anything at all, like a nail or wooden dowel, anything ice crystals can adhere too, wham! it freezes instantly. I saw this in a national geo docu...

Debbie Harry would never have done something this classic, love her as I do lol

"...yes, O'Brien speaking!!!" CLASSIC

best use of this guys brain would be to cook and eat it . :)

weak

Its funnier each time Bud Jamison bangs his head. Brilliant!

Saw them in 1998 at MSG in NYC. Paul was just as warm and caring there as he is here. These guys really loved their fans a lot.

@forkindork Oh dude you are so right about Let me Go Rock and Roll, but by far the best IMHO is the Alive version of She, he just busts that fucking move and just lets gooooo .... conitinuing the coda from Let me Know, presented here. PS LEt me Go is one of my top kiss tunes :D

Priceless. When she cracks him with the plate, thats worth watching the whole film for. "Now let THAT be a lesson to you". Oh God its too funny. The followup scene is great. All these shorts are gems. What great talents all around, including the writers and producers. Wonderful!

Silent film stars for sure, the lack of sound makes this clip all the more charming. RIP, guys...

A wonderful choice, and a superb rendition. Brass heavy with that fat tuba and bright winds, pure American tempo. Many of these marches are played WAY too fast. 120 beats per minute, the american military regular march cadence, is the proper rendering and really brings out the magnificence of ...

fascinating stuff for english speakers, i cant even make out a snip of it but its part of the langauge history. Thanks to OP :D

I'm sorry, but this was just fucking hilarious. Nobody did it like these guys. Finest entertainers to come from GB since the beatles. Jump the channel "What's the farthest you've jumped?" "11'6", 12' unoffically". Classic, classic, classic.

What a ham. I am starting to dislike him. My Aunt Harriet would look more convincing in cammies lol.

@gilmenachem You know, I might just do that. He's so fixated on the drama that the text (one of Shakespeares most priceless) falls by the wayside as he's orgasmically braething hard. My english teacher read it more convincingly. Hamlet's soliloquy is really him thinking out loud - he's not spea...

@polargeek2 In the earlier episode where Scott meets Meares for the first time (dispatching him to buy dogs and ponies) His confusion and incredulty towards Scott becomes recognizable immediatley. Bill Nighy played ths part so well. Many did, even Hugh Grant lol.

The actor playing Henry VII is underrated. "Dr. DePuebla.... this is England." lol

A great march, done right. No apologies necesssary for the L&H reference :D

Sousa?! Seventy Six Trombones?!!?!? Ok this is the fourth one of these Ive seen but this one is too much... Poster has IQ of "76". Also, this is a medley of march songs, by various composers.

@likethepear yeah where are the greek pillars when you need them lol

@groovygirl23 No there wasn't :( But Elizabeth R, so far as what I've seen (part I and this as of now) it is much more engaging than "Six Wives", for sure, although Michell's performance in the latter was nothing short of astoundingly brilliant, bad makeup notwithstanding lol. I am loving Ms. Ja...